Variations in the Expression of Inka Power

Foreword vii Joanne Pillsbury Preface xiii Richard L. Burger Craig Morris Ramiro Matos Mendieta Andean Ethnohistory and the Agenda for Inka Archaeology 1(10) Craig Morris Variations between Inka Installations in the Puna of Chinchayqocha and the Drainage of Tarma 11(34) Carmen Arellano Ramiro Matos Mendieta Pilgrimage and the Geography of Power in the Inka Empire 45(40) Charles Stanish Brian S. Bauer The Inkas in the Southlands 85(50) Terence N. D'Altroy Veronica I. Williams Ana Maria Lorandi The Inka Transformation of the Chincha Capital 135(30) Craig Morris Julian Idilio Santillana Machu Picchu's Silent Majority: A Consideration of the Inka Cemeteries 165(20) Lucy C. Salazar Sculpting the Yucay Valley: Power and Style in Late Inka Architecture 185(38) Susan A. Niles Robert N. Batson Toward a Reconceptualization of the Late Horizon and the Inka Period: Perspectives from Cochasqui, Ecuador, and Samaipata, Bolivia 223(32) Albert Meyers The Kallanka at Samaipata, Bolivia: An Example of Inka Monumental Architecture 255(12) Maria De Los Angeles Munoz Queros, Aquillas, Uncus, and Chulpas: The Composition of Inka Artistic Expression and Power 267(46) Tom Cummins The Inka, and Andean Metallurgical Tradition 313(44) Heather Lechtman Information Control in the Palace of Puruchuco: An Accounting Hierarchy in a Khipu Archive from Coastal Peru 357(28) Gary Urton Carrie J. Brezine ``And All Theirs Different from His'': The Dumbarton Oaks Royal Inka Tunic in Context 385(38) Rebecca R. Stone The Archaeology of Inka Power: Concluding Thoughts 423(15) Richard L. Burger Notes on Contributors 438(5) Index 443